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Claims Adjuster - Property

Job in Southwestern Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada
Listing for: Ontario Teachers Insurance Plan
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-01-22
Job specializations:
  • Insurance
    Insurance Claims, Insurance Analyst, Risk Manager/Analyst, Underwriter
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 30000 - 60000 CAD Yearly CAD 30000.00 60000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Location: Southwestern Ontario

Overview

With every job, there’s always the question of “why”. Why join a company? Why be part of their mission? Here, the why is easy. It’s because at some point, we’ve all needed someone there for us.

At the OTIP Group of Companies (OGC), we believe that something special happens when employees feel valued for the work they do, supported as the people they are, and included in the very fabric of the organization: they bring their best to work every day. And that's why we mean it when we say we put our people at the centre of everything we do.

Join us as we grow our way into a future that reimagines what it means to deliver meaningful benefits support and service.

Job Description

What You’ll Do:

Reporting to the National Property Claims Manager, the core parts of your role will be to:

  • Deliver a superior customer experience which includes responding to all general inquiries, initiating and maintain contact with insured members, and assists with commodity claims overflow.
  • Confirm coverage for incoming claims by reviewing and compiling facts, obtain technical reports from various parties as required, complete contractual coverage analysis and assessing quantum, review subrogation opportunities, negotiating and resolving property insurance claims of minor to moderate nature in a timely manner.
  • Coordinate, direct and follow up on work activities performed by outside service providers to completion. This includes contractors, engineers, contents specialist and other suppliers as required.
  • Ensure all correspondence is completed in a time efficient/effective manner including the creation of Critical Path, Proof of Loss, waivers and reservation rights letters.
  • Gather information from insured members, civil authorities, police, witnesses and other insurers to complete a timely investigation of property loss.
  • Maintain quality service and adhere to organizational standards to deal with all aspects of file handling including reserving, expense and loss control, questionable claims, and creating defined disposition plans for future handling leading to file closure.
  • Assist and participate in all dispute forums related to policy coverage on behalf of key stakeholders. Provide support and assemble documentation on items in dispute along with resolution recommendations.
  • Participate as necessary in the legislated Property Appraisal Process to resolve quantum disputes during claim file negotiations.
  • Identify by law requirements and standard unit definitions of each province's Condominium policies.
  • Coordinate effectively with the Condominium corporation on insured losses to ensure effective restoration and repairs.
  • Keep claims information confidential to protect operations and insured members.
  • Responsible for data integrity, issuance of payments to vendors, insureds and experts and to maintain well-organized claim file while ensuring accuracy of data input.
  • Adhere to partner's guidelines, contracts, and insurance regulations to ensure legal and regulatory compliance.
  • Actively participate in coaching and training sessions and collaborate with team members and management.
  • Take an active role in creating an environment of continuous improvement of work efficiencies and highlight value work.
  • Active Member of Curo’s National Catastrophic Response Team
Qualifications

Let’s Talk

About You:

This is the unique blend of skills and experience we would love to see in an ideal candidate:

  • A post-secondary education and/or college diploma within related field.
  • CIP designation or working towards designation.
  • A provincial adjusters license;
    Ability to acquire same.
  • 2+ years’ experience with a good understanding of the various property policies.
  • Excellent communication skills verbal and written to effectively work with internal and external stakeholders.
  • Strong time management and organizational skills to manage competing priorities.
  • Current Microsoft Office working knowledge.
  • Ability to learn and adapt in a fast-paced environment including working with various computer programs, databases and software.
  • Ability to work independently and as part of collaborative team environment.

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